Australian winters can be tough on our gardens. While more gentle climates mean extra rain in the cooler months, our winters are often dry and unforgiving. Your lawn is often first to suffer as the weather begins to cool down. Dry, dead grass is a depressing site, but there are some steps you can take to keep your lawn healthy all year round.
While some of us certainly dread cutting the grass, mowing is an important step in garden care. Regularly mowing your lawn can help to encourage the long-term health of your grass, resulting in more resilient turf later on. Of course, a freshly mowed lawn is truly one of life’s greatest pleasures. The gorgeous appearance of a neat and tidy lawn is well worth the effort!
Ground covering plants are a vital component of any garden. Ground covering plants can help to fill in blank areas, add colour and texture, suppress weeds and even hide flaws in your garden. While a well-maintained lawn can be attractive, adding in some ground covers can help to create a gorgeous garden landscape. We’ve listed some of our favourite ground covering plants for any garden.
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Grass allergies are common in humans, especially when spring rolls around. But did you know that your pets can also suffer from allergies? All breeds of dog can experience grass allergies, so it’s important to keep an eye on your pooch. If you notice excessive scratching or licking, it could be time for a trip to your local vet. If your dog is allergic to grass, you don’t have to rip up your entire lawn! There are a few simple steps you can take to ensure the comfort and happiness of your furry friend.
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Many people like to think they are experts on turf. It can be confusing to know exactly how to choose, install and look after your lawn, when everyone seems to have such strong opinions based on their own turf. The truth is, while there are some general rules to looking after your turf, some things will depend on the turf type, and the weather. …
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